The standard binary package linux.tar.gz was compiled on a system running Debian GNU/Linux 1.3.1. The executables in that package are ELF binaries, and they depend on the following shared libraries:
libX11.so.6
libm.so.5
libc.so.5
Alternatively, if you don't have "libX11.so.6"
, but you
do have the other libraries, you can use the standard binary package
linux-no-x.tar.gz.
Otherwise, you will have to compile executables for your system, by following these directions:
tar xzf linux-ucode-src.tar.gz cd microcode makeNotes:
make
. To
do this, edit the file "cf.h"
and comment out the line
that reads:
#define HAVE_X_WINDOWSIn other words, edit the above line to look like this:
/* #define HAVE_X_WINDOWS */After you have made this change, then run
make
.
"s/linux.h"
and comment out the line that reads:
#define TERMCAP_FILESDo this after unpacking the files and before running
make
. If you aren't sure what version of ncurses your
system uses, try to compile without any changes. If you get a link
error saying that tparam
is undefined, you have a recent
version of ncurses and must make this change to get it to compile
properly.
cd .. tar xzf linux.tar.gz cp -fp microcode/scheme microcode/bchscheme dist-7.4/bin/.